BRIEFLY.Byline: The Register-Guard Web cam See Webcam. helps spot burglary suspects A Eugene business owner used technology to thwart a pair of would-be burglars who stole tools and other items from his company early Tuesday. Fred Wittkop, owner of Builder's Electric, spied spied v. Past tense and past participle of spy. two men removing the tools, wire and other equipment from his property via a Web cam he had set up at home. He contacted Eugene police at 4:30 a.m. and provided a description of the men's clothing and bicycles and their direction of travel. Officers arrived at the business, located at 195 Madison St., and spotted two suspects. Arrested were Mickey Lee Waggoner, 46, of Eugene, and James Dakota Deleon, 26, no known address. Both men were lodged in the Lane County Jail on charges of second-degree burglary and criminal mischief A specific injury or damage caused by another person's action or inaction. In Civil Law, a person who suffered physical injury due to the Negligence of another person could allege mischief in a lawsuit in tort. . Police said the pair had cut a hole in a fence surrounding the property and loaded the stolen property into a bike trailer. The stolen items were recovered. Creswell man charged with menacing, robbery A man accused of firing a shot at the owner of a bicycle that he was stealing was arraigned Tuesday in Lane County Circuit Court. Curtis Allen This article is about the footballer. For the Christian hip hop artist, see Voice (rapper). Curtis Allen (born 1988-02-22 in Northern Ireland) is a professional footballer who plays as a striker. Zeretzke, 24, of Creswell, was charged with felony felony (fĕl`ənē), any grave crime, in contrast to a misdemeanor, that is so declared in statute or was so considered in common law. robbery, theft, unlawful use of a weapon against another and menacing. He was being held in the Lane County Jail. Lane County sheriff's deputies conducting a traffic stop on Irvington Road about 9:23 p.m. Monday heard a single gunshot come from the west. A man ran up to them and said a man dressed in camouflage camouflage (kăm`əfläzh), in warfare, the disguising of objects with artificial aids, especially for the purpose of making them blend into their surroundings or of deceiving the observer as to the location of strategic points. had just stolen his bicycle at the Dari-Mart on River Road at Irvington. The victim told deputies the suspect had fired a gun at him when he chased after his bike. The suspect then dropped the bike and ran away. A short time later, a person living on Anchor Road called 911 and said a man in camouflage had entered the house and pointed a gun at the residents before fleeing. When deputies arrived, a neighbor pointed to the man, who was running away. A Eugene police dog and sheriff's deputies took the man into custody without a fight. Deputies later recovered a camouflage jacket and a handgun. Driver charged after her passenger dies A Eugene woman has been charged with second-degree manslaughter manslaughter, homicide committed without justification or excuse but distinguished from murder by the absence of the element of malice aforethought. Modern criminal statutes usually divide it into degrees, the most common distinction being between voluntary and and driving while intoxicated driving while intoxicated n. see driving under the influence. in connection with a Nov. 1 crash that killed her passenger. Lori Lynn Holloway, 45, was driving a car west on the bridge connecting Springfield and Glenwood about 2:30 a.m. The car left the roadway and hit a portion of the bridge, causing critical head injuries to passenger John Alan Duyck, 44, of Springfield. Holloway was able to walk away from the crash, but Duyck had to be freed by firefighters. He died Nov. 18. The case was forwarded to the Lane County District Attorney's Office. The charges were filed Friday, and the case still could go before the grand jury. REGION Drain motorist dies when his truck rolls SWEET HOME - A Drain man was killed in a one-vehicle accident south of here Tuesday, the Linn County Linn County is the name of four counties in the United States:
Shortly after 9 a.m., James Quentin Carlile, 53, was traveling north on Brush Creek Brush Creek may refer to: In California:
Carlile was pronounced dead at the scene, the sheriff's office said. He was not wearing a seat belt. - From Register-Guard reports |
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